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This blog features the work and musings of current science writing graduate students at Johns Hopkins University. The Sieve represents that sometimes-arduous task of finding the remarkable stories that exist in the vast mounds of data that exist in modern-day science literature. We write about the shiny nuggets of gold that draw our fascination in that ever-growing pile of science.

Current blog contributors 2012-2013 (with links to Twitter): Kelsey Calhoun, Jean Mendoza, Gabe Popkin, and Alex Kasprak

Blog contributors Spring 2012 (With links to Twitter): Sara Bloom Leeds, Jay Thompson, Sean Treacy and Emily Underwood.

Send emails to thesievescienceblog(at)gmail.com.

The line drawing of a sieve used in the blog header is a contribution by Pearson Scott Foresman to WikiMedia Commons.



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